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tAGE EIGHT . 'V- THE PERQUIMANS- WEEKLY, HERTFORD, N. C. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER S, 1937 ' ' . a. tGueists Vi the Rutenburgs -, i ' Billy HardcastJe, student at Severn ' '-i. Jar.and Mrs! G. S. Bell, of Norfolk, School, in Maryland, spent the week 1 Vi", spent Wednesday here with Mr.', end, here with his parents, Mr. and end Mrs. Simon Rutenburg. r Sunday in Suffolk A. Miss Mattie Gatling White spgnt -Sunday in Suffolk, Va., with relatives. . Visit Friend in Hospital r Mr. and Mrs." T. E. Madrinf Mri. fyyjgjyptrine, - Mrs. Archie Miller and Clarence Madre visited Mrs. C. ' M. Booth on Sunday. Mrs: Boothe isa patient in Lee's Memorial Hospital, in Norfolk, Va. Week-end at Home Henry Stokes, student at' Louis- burg College, spent the week-end in Hertford with his parents, Mr. and -Mrs. H. 0. Stokes. Visits Sister , "W. C. Gatling, of Suffolk, Va., apent Saturday here with his sister Mrs. I. A.-White. Week-end in Hertford , Mrs. John Lewis Perry, of Wind sor, spent the week-end in Hertford as the guest of her parents, Mr. and jMrs. R, M. Riddick, Jr. Sunday atf Colerain '' Mr. and MrsI Louis Nachman and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Whedbee spent Sunday afternoon at Colerain. University Students Home Guy Newby, Jesse Lee Harris and his guest, David Stick, students at the University of North Carolina spent -the week-end in Hertford. f' Leaves for Jackson Miss Nell Hobbs has gone to Jack son, here she has accepted a position in a law office there. Spend Week-end Here Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Barefoot and children, of Greenville, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. I. A, White. Duke Visitors Bill Jessup and Tim Brinn, students at Duke University, Durham, spent the week-end in Hertford. ' Here 'for Week-end Dozier Sutton, - of Newport News, Va-, spent the week-end here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Sutton. I Sunday Here Mr. and Mrs. Luther Barrington 'and baby, from near Edenton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Cannon. Miss Harrell Week-end Guest , Miss Joyce Harrell, a student at E. C. T. C, Greenville, spent the 'week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Harrell. i Clinton Morgan Here t . Clinton Morgan, student at Duke University, Durham, visited here at the home of Mr. and ' Mrs. J. C. Blanchard over the week-end. Paul Tucker Home Paul Tucker was brought to the Tiome of his parents from Albemarle Hospital, Elizabeth City, this week. New Hampshire Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sykes, of New Hampshire, are visiting here with Mrs. Sykes' sister, Mrs. T. J. Nixon. Week-end with Parents . Miss Polly Stephens, student at Elon College, spent the week-end liere with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C G. Stephens. , Guests at the Dardens Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Darden and Mr. and Mrs. Moore Williams . and -son, Bob, of Drivers, Va., spent Sun ''av herfr with Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Darden. ' Week-end with Parents if 1 he Holiday beacon ; ; '.'it X V ''ft ! i 1 - At 1 .(! f ' I V I - y r , - tion and quality, work. Mrs. WH. Hdrdcaetle." CHAPANOKE NEWS Those attending the Hallowe'en program at the, . Winf all ' School on Tuesday evening were: Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Alexander and children. .Mrs. John Symona Jack-and,.Waltey4 uiviw, jura. i. j. vvuitun anu. ouvie Mae Wilson, Curtis and Calvin Wil sort1, Mrs. C; P. Quincy' Janet and Carey Quincy, Mrg John Asbell -and children, Mrs. W. H." Elliott and children, Mrs. Daisy ' Perry, Mrs. Irma D'Orsay, ' Mrs. Lane and chil dren, Mrs. J. P. Elliott and Minnie Elliott. Mrs. J. C. Wilson was shopping in Hertford Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Quincy were in Elizabeth City Monday. Mrs. Roy Branch and little son have - returned to their home in Portsmouth, Va., after a visit with Mrs. Griffin. . . Mr. and Mrs. John AsbelL Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Doughty were in Hertford Saturday evening. Miss Waverly D'Orsay, . a student at E. C. T. C, Greenville, spent the week-end- .with . . her . mother, : Mrs. IrmaD'Orsay. i , , Mrs. John Asbell had as her guests Sunday her mother, Mrs. S: M. Wood ley and her daughter, Winchester, and Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Woodley. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Leary, of Nor folk, Va., Miss Dorothy Perry, of New Hope, are spending a few days with Miss Mattie Meade Alexander. Miss Alcesta Whitehead spent Friday in Elizabeth City. Miss Susie Mae Wilson spent last Thursday night with Miss -Louise Wilson, at Durants 'Neck. - Mrs. Tom Deal was a visitor in Hertford Tuesday. ,- Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Quincy and Miss Janet Quincy were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Alexander one day recently. , v Mrs. W. W.- Lewis, who has been very ill, is now getting on nicely. Mrs. Mollie Trueblood spent Wed nesday in Elizabeth City. Mrs. John Sym6ns was in Elizabeth City on-business Friday. SNOWHILLNEWS Mrs. Elbert Jordan and daughter, Katherine, and Mr. Byrum, of Suffolk, Va., visited Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wood recently. .. k.;' w AMr. and Mrs. Elmer Wood. attended services' at e MeihwiieCharoh in Hertford Sunday 'morning. Mr. and Mn.,'&f.. Benton,' tMr. and Mrs. W; M,,Matthews 'visited Mr. and Mrs. y-Elbert Jordan, ; near Suffolk, ya.'day'afteTrttoon . Mrsi'JesseHarrell is5 now able' to be out, after an illness of several weeks. :4 : ;' Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Benton, of Old Neck,' Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Har rell spent Sunday with' Mr. and "Mrs. Matthew Reed at Weeksville. Mr. and Mrs. Odell Cartwright visited Mr. and Mrs.ANed Matthews at Old Neck, recently. Mrs. Vernon WinsloW ; spent , the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.' Frank Winslow, at Beech Spring. - Mr. and Mrs. Mason Sawyer and daughter, Barbara Lee, of Old Neck, were week-end . guests of Mr.: and Mrs. D. M. Cartwright. Mr. and Mrs.; Shelton Harrell ' at tended the funeral of Mrs. Harrell's uncle. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Fisher and son, Bobbie, arid Mrs. Fisher's mother, Mrs. M. I Tuttle, of Norfolk, Va., were recent guests at the home .of Mr. and Mr3. J. T. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis. Cartwright delightfully entertained a few : of their relatives Sunday at a most de licious dinner.The guests included; and the gaiety? oiypufc. X fir A ' LXt Tf ' 1 ' lb JtVli 4 if ft H T," ii hair.dress must match the t gaiety of the season. ;-( 1 1 ; " - Visit our. beauty- parlor ! . . v ,J t 0 -, , tA y 1 r 1( f - ',v ,tj , -i j " 'for serMce, prompt atten Mr. -"and Mr7 Mason . Sawyer, and daughter,.Bartara.ee ft? .OWeckjJ i ... . : , 'm . . t a. inr. ana airs, ueorre jure antj wv children, Eleanor and . Curtis, . of White Hat;. Mr. and Mrs,' Henry Cart-wright,- Mr. and Mrs. Odell Cart wright,', Mrs. ' Martha' , Cartwright, Misses Blanche and , Maude Cart wright, ImH He Cartwrighti, and Wil liam 'iHenfjr Cartwright. . Guests in the afternoon . included Mr. and Mrs. Sam'Harreand family, frpnrCfcap anoW M and Jta" ijftT H W,At:n ' ana missTxnmna uarreiU'--,;, -1? p ' ,sr ,A HALLOWE'EN-P-Ainhr .:-t HALLOWE'EN PARTY Miss$ - Jfqhnni White ; and Onella at a, Hallowe'en Party -on Saturday night; at' iWhiteston,-. given' by, he Young People's gmwiny. School ls ana-pt aridthersL. yt.-.the. community ' t TMc3Mts)iuefi,ihehom9-5f Miss WinW6w and -MiL: jyh'fte' and. 'thai were'.Vscorted across the road to an oldvacant house where the festivities took place. The guests' Wore masks.' Ghosts,, witchescand goblins of every description were, there. The old house was fittingly decorat-, ed and dimly lighted for the occasiooyj A white rabbit sat at an old organ playing a tune, as the guests arrived, and an old witch ; rocked a cradled doll baby, while a white-clad ghost stood flashing a light beside a white, make-believe coffin. - An old fortune-teller came in later and as she guessed the names of those present they1 removed their masks. - Refreshments were served from a little red wagon pulled by a white rabbit, while another rabbit handed out apples. MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER Mrs. Clarence Miller, : who before her recent marriage was Miss Annie Wihna Curtis, was honoree at a de lightful miscellaneous shower Satur day evening when Mrs. J. W. Gatling, of Norfolk, Va., and Mrs. W. E. Cur tis entertained at the home of Mrs. Curtis at Bethel. The home was beautifully decorated with fall flow ers. In the dining room was a lovely bride's cake on which were a mina ture bride and groom."" The hostesses served delicious ice cream and cake, with mints as favors. The honoree was presented with a large number of useful and attractive gifts. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Perry, Mr. and Mrs. J. T.Harris, Mr. and Mrs. E, T. Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Perry, Mr. and Mrs. F, S. Long, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Curtis, Mr. and Mrs, R. F. Standin, Mr-ft and -.- Mrs. Freeman Umphlett, Mrr and 'Mrs. Ellis Farmer, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller, Mesdames J. W. Gatlipg, Edward Benton, Earl Russell, M.E. Dail, Sallie Sutton, R. Ai- Perry, V. H. Weston, Sidney Sutton, ' W. jt. Curtis, S. E. Williams, W. H. Fleet woodjiTenipie Tarkenton, J. T. Farm er, J. C: Hobbs, E. L. Goodwin, JJ. Phillips, Leroy ; Goodwin, Talmge SUllings, W. P. Long, C E. White, and Beulah Williams,' Misses Evelyn Eure, Maude Miller, Nell Williams, Inez Harris," EyelyV -Weston, Louise Tarkenton, Thelma Dait Elizabeth Goodwin;' Sadie JStantHn,! tlazel uau, TlionVio RtuwlwiTi. Ah 7 - i- Ruth' Eerxy Margaret stanam, J- '-A. T Sooolhcr' Pci;;r-Lc:3 Uibrcli :n Ecnsr Dilian-fl Pbsuro To Criva - With, its six cylinders giving overlapping power cad o ; 7 decreased intensity cf Individual power, impulses -, motor in the new Row Cro "70" ran more e "Uyand ; v ' .;' with less vibrattqaCuci'. ; youTlreoJlyetjoyd.i. ,; piannng ana cauuvc:? of & oprator-f-ccl r' tmder wdnary c:--"- ; vou'll oet a hln drVi , There's more tims 1-71 Li t There are two Z'J' ccuUy on,70 octar- ' :7-" 1 ' orjd' ' US " hC.. - , j RowCzp j mou-1 1 Barbara Anne Benton,. Pattie ' Non,'t944Mm mmpa, ixnrene juarns, Alice .Brum : U,.la Mn. , rtWAMiA W..fAn anil . vtoi ito.., ... Marjorie .Perry; Jesse Curtis,- tfraf- ton'Ihillips, Douglas Parmer, Sidney Tucker Sutton,' James Umphlett and WEGoodwin. ,'.'; "' I Mrs. Raymond '' Euro" "Mrs.' John Hurdle,' Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Phillips, Miss Genevieve Standing-Land W. H. tTieetwood sent" jrifts. '- - - t - ' - TWlraf To ""-vv ' - Continued from '"-?e One)' . V W , ' s w' - convicted : n Re'co'rer'i'CoufJ :of wfui vw ,The SeUcitor k"1" noli prosi pross in tpc??erf JTsiah. F"tt 'charged with the, embezalfimenf o cow wwch had been ".appealed nam Re corder's CbUTtjharging failure to have dogs vaocinated, was settled by .jtlidrawa of Jhe appeil. before go ing into court. VOn Tuesday morning : Mrs; Nettie Lee Spruill was granted a divorce from William Edward Spruill. ' The ease of ; Hollowell Chevrolet Company against Joseph Small was continued until the January- Term. - In the case of Minnie Felton and others against Eley A. Felton, Ad ministratrix, ;and others, judgment was entered by the Court in favor of the plaintiffs 'at-'the conclusion of the introduction of a great deal of docu mentary evidence, no witnesses being examined. - - The first trial by jury was had on Tuesday afternoon,, when the case of LeRoy Spruill against the Dime Line Products- Company and . Thurman Madrin, of Enfield, was- taken up. This was a suit in which Spruill, a colored youth of Hertford, who was seriously injured in the summer of 1935 when the car he was. driving was in collision with a truck and trailer allegedly owned by the Dime Line Products Company and driven by the defendant Madrin, asked for five thousand dollars damages. The testimony of the prosecuting witness disclosed that as a result of his in juries he was confined to a hospital for several months and that his left arm was permanently injured. The jury returned a verdict on Wednesday morning awarding damages in the sum of $1,9QO.OO. On Wednesday morning a jury trial between W. G. Wright and Josiah Elliott, in which Mr, Wright sued for the possesion of two mujes, resulted in a verdict m favor. o Mr, Wright. The case of James Johnson, color ed, against. J. L. Harrell, J r and . L. Harrell,. Sr;, gotunder, way on Wednesday afternoon. .Jn. this' case the plaintiff, through.: is attorneys, McMullan and McMullan of Elizabeth City-uc! for ten' thousand doirars damaees as a result of injuries sus tained by -Johnson when 'the' car he was driving was in collision with a pick-up truck allegedly driven by J. L. Harrell, J$,; and owned by hie iatner, J. i riarreu, or., insuve?u her of 1936, .'-... ' On . Thursday morning, there, were indications that: this trial - would last 4 . j - , "wbi, m uj. , , W cr four-cyliid y c - i.Ure'3k;5v - frc (, jmziui wuuwj - , . ig wiHr two 14-inch tawi,-?; ;V ctovsr4 rzilcs ca iotir -v !e done easUt cr i r 'eJLsr. v l- ' :r Jols rac:3 h;k'4toJLYe i oticj tztA txz' and the other ca Ir-rr-rne , Lzt a corTwinatla rrdbsN 1 sae t!ic:a 8t-0d raw y-i-with a csarplctj 113 ol tusiing, planting and cull . t J.'i, ,'."'' ,4s - T . BURNS ' , 'r-' l i .. 1 .....ill , I v " ' -" i i iiiii 1 1 7iii.iif --70' . : ' Ifp-di ivlVB gV :': , . v I . .4. A I fv U J f 3TX Ni. - ' BUY A STOVE F00?.1; US Oil and Coal Circulating Heaters ' Wilson Type Heaters Cameron Hot Blast Heaters Perfection Oil Heaters ; All Sizes Tin Heaters Cameron Laundry Heaters " Stove Pipe Ovens ' Majestic and Monarch Ranges Florence Automatic Oil Ranges . r . y, Byrum E "Everything In Hardware and Supplies" EDENTON. N. C, MlE7Iit3:PIB COMFORTABtlBND ENTERTAlSfa-. .OxLt. Friday,' November. 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